This work classifies "lab souls" as those whose souls have higher density. One of its sections lists the five immortals who are repeatedly reincarnated as Homer, Montezuma, Plato, Akhnaton and Nefertiti, the latter two of whom construct a glorious crystal pyramid. A recurring theme in this work is a deterministic law which 
This work classifies "lab souls" as those whose souls have higher density. One of its sections lists the five immortals who are repeatedly reincarnated as Homer, Montezuma, Plato, Akhnaton and Nefertiti, the latter two of whom construct a glorious crystal pyramid. A recurring theme in this work is a deterministic law which borrows its name from the insurance business, the "No Accident Clause." Characters in this work include the deity God Biology and the shades Maria Mitsotaki and W.H Auden, who assist DJ and JM with their work. This work was published with a coda titled "The Higher Keys" and includes sections like Scripts for the Pageant, Mirabell: Books of Number, and The Book of Ephraim, which includes one poem for each letter of the alphabet. It was written with the aid of the poet's partner David Jackson and was largely inspired by notes its author had transcribed from Ouija board sessions. For 10 points, name this epic poem by James Merrill.
This work classifies "lab souls" as those whose souls have higher density.
The {Changing Light} at {Sandover}